A player in middle position raised to 350 and Matt Affleck called from the button. The flop ran out . Affleck's opponent bet 650 and Affleck reraised to 1,800. His opponent reraised to 3,600 and Affleck pushed all in. His opponent called.
Affleck:
Opponent:
The hit on the turn and the fell on the river. Affleck now sits with around 20,000 in chips.
The player under the gun raised it up to 450 preflop and Eli Elezra called from the big blind.
The flop came and Elezra checked. The UTG player bet 525 and Elezra check-raised to 1,925. The player then re-raised all in and Elezra called showing to be ahead with his set against the UTG player's
The turn and river came to give the player two pair, but it wasn't enough and Eli took the chips and moved up to 22,000
Antonio Esfandiari played a big pot against a player at his table that put him pretty close to the top of our counts.
On a flop of a player in early position checked and Esfandiari bet out 825. The player just elected to call.
The turn was the and the early position player checked again. This time Esfandiari bet out 1,800 and the player just called.
The river was the and, you guessed it, the early position player checked again. This time Esfandiari put out a huge bet of 4,200 and his opponent gave it up. Esfandiari is up to 18,000 after the hand
Liv Boeree got her remaining stack all in preflop with versus but the flop came and with no improvement on the turn or river, Boeree hits the rail early
Erica Schoenberg picked up a nice pot when she started the action by raising to 300 on the button. The player from the small blind made the call and the flop ran out .
The player in the small blind checked and Schoenberg made it 500. Her opponent called and the turn brought the . Her opponent bet 850 and Schoenberg reraised to 2,700. After tanking for a bit her opponent made the call.
The hit on the river. The player in the small blind checked and Schoenberg moved all in. Her opponent quickly folded and Schoenberg took down the pot.
We're never happy to hear a player has busted. But David Williams was seated at table Black 31 in the two seat, which was directly in front of our desk. Williams was in a few hands against the five seat and even though he wasn't staring us down, we were right off the shoulder of the five seat player. We almost folded our laptops under the weight of Williams' stare.
Williams tweeted a pic of his opponent knocking him out with a king high straight flush.